Professor Stephen Biddle said any fight in Southern Gaza involves a difficult trade-off, and that Israel’s stated goal of eradicating Hamas will inevitably mean civilian deaths.

Deans Keren Yarhi-Milo of Columbia SIPA and Amaney Jamal of Princeton SPIA discuss models of constructive engagement.

Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo sat down with Amaney Jamal, dean of the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) at Princeton, to discuss what the role is of the university in highly contested political debates.

Senior Research Scholar Timothy Naftali writes that strategic insight and moral myopia shaped america’s greatest statesman.

Professor William Eimicke, speaks about his new book Leveling the Learning Curve, covering how to create a more inclusive and connected university, on Andrew Keen’s podcast.

Professor Wojciech Kopczuk comments on the methodology used in recent research concerning how to analyze and address the income gap in the United States.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs spoke at the 11th annual Wise summit, where he called for immediate control over great power mischief and the need to implement the solutions of conflict.

Anya Schiffrin contributed to this op-ed piece discussing how existing deals do not capture the full value that news content generates for Google and Facebook. 

Thomas J. Christensen and coauthors write: “It is precisely because tough measures are needed that it is imperative that Washington and Taipei accompany them with productive diplomatic ones, assuring Beijing that it will not be punished if it forgoes the use of force.”